Denture Stabilization

Why Choose Dr. Steven Schulte?

Gentle, Compassionate, Highly Skilled

30+ Years Clinical Experience
DIPLOMATE – International Dental Implant Association
● Highest Status Awarded for Distinguished Implant Excellence
Advanced Post-Graduate Training & Excels in the Fields of:
● Implant Placement & Restorations – DIPLOMATE IDIA

● Crowns – 10,000+ Placed

● Lumineers – 500+ Placed

● Invisalign – 100+ Treatments
Highest Implant Success Rates Using Cutting-Edge Cone Beam 3D CT Technology for Precise Implant Placement

You’ve lost teeth and have replaced them with dentures. Amazingly, you can smile again without having to cover your mouth. But how’s your chewing ability? Are your dentures moving around despite the “goo” you use to keep them in place? The solution is Denture Stabilization. A few implants will secure your dentures into place and you can now chew any food without worry!

The Benefits of Denture Stabilization

Over time, as you wear your denture, you lose the bony structure that supports your soft tissues.
Because your soft tissues actually makes contact with your dentures, this too will start to recede with the bone.
This leaves you in a constant state of adjustment, discomfort and difficulty with everyday functions like speaking, chewing and especially smiling.

Cone-Beam Computer Tomography scans take only seconds, limiting your exposure to radiation. There is no doubt that this technology is a great improvement over standard x-rays.

Implant Supported Dentures:

Provide tremendous support and fixation so you can comfortably speak, chew, and smile.
Keep your upper and lower jaw bone from receding which prevents facial shape changes like the “shrunken” look.
Perfect option for patients with dentures who do not want to go through the expense required for individual tooth implants.

After having your implants placed, your dentures will be adjusted to attach to the implants.

Even patients with some bone loss can benefit from Implant Supported Dentures.

In one simple procedure all the discomfort of dentures can be eliminated.

There is overwhelming evidence that stabilized dentures should be the first choice standard of care for denture wearers.